Bamboo Innovator Daily Insight: 2 May (Sat) – The Enduring Hunt for Personal Value; Spend Your Day With Berkshire Hathaway (Whether You Want to or Not): Warren Buffett’s products and services are everywhere
May 2, 2015 Leave a comment
Berkshire Hathaway 50th Anniversary
- Spend Your Day With Berkshire Hathaway (Whether You Want to or Not); Warren Buffett’s products and services are everywhere. Just look at what you’re doing Saturday: Bloomberg
- Berkshire Hathaway’s meeting: Fun at fifty; The sage of Omaha celebrates half a century on top of the world: Economist
- Woodstock of Capitalism’s odd couple: FT
- I’ve Followed Warren Buffett For Decades And These 10 Quotes Are What I Keep Coming Back To: LinkedIn
- What Will Berkshire Look Like Over the Next 50 Years?: Morningstar
- Warren Buffett: ‘If You’re Looking for a Wonderful Business, It’s Hard to Beat Coca-Cola’: Coca-Cola
- Timeless Investment Lessons From Warren Buffett’s Business Partner, Charlie Munger: Morningstar
- Why Warren Buffett considers the deal he made with an 89-year-old woman one of the best of his career: BI
Life
- The Enduring Hunt for Personal Value: NYT
- David Letterman Reflects on 33 Years in Late-Night Television: NYT
- Self-image matters: Helping kids see themselves as readers: WaPo
- Ancient DNA Tells a New Human Story; Armed with old bones and new DNA sequencing technology, scientists are getting a much better understanding of the prehistory of the human species: WSJ
- The Rise and Fall of the Term ‘Third World’; Report says the phrase ‘Third World’ had its start at a 1955 conference, but the words grew out of the work of French social scientists: WSJ
- Distaff Scientists: Is it wrong to be captivated by a great thinker’s personality, rather than the drier stuff of résumés? WSJ
- The Half-Life of Physicists: In 1947 Erwin Schrödinger boasted of a big new result that would beat his sometime collaborator Albert Einstein. They were both wrong.: WSJ
- Billionaire investor Peter Thiel: ‘Always aim for a monopoly. From society’s perspective, it’s complicated. But from the inside, I always want to have a monopoly.’: BI
- Ten Golden Nuggets: SeekingWisdom
- Addiction to Truth: David Carr, the Measure of a Person, and the Uncommon Art of Elevating the Common Record: BP
- A Dozen Things I’ve Learned From Comedians About the Business of Life: 25iq
- An eminent scientist posits a new theory of how life came to be; The Vital Question: Why Is Life the Way It Is? By Nick Lane: Economist
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